Kayak Touring | 3 Golden Rules of Kayak Touring 310 9

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Learn the golden rules of kayak tourin for beginners from World Champion kayaker, Ken Whiting, in this episode of PaddleTV. Learn to paddle efficiently and plan ahead in order to stay safe and enjoy your time on the water. For more tips and tricks, watch our Kayaking Instructional Series playlist: https://goo.gl/cUhZts Produced in partnership with the American Canoe Association: Improving the paddlesport experience for over a century: http://www.americancanoe.org/ For more great videos, subscribe to PaddleTV: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=PaddleTV Produced by Heliconia: http://helipress.com/

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minkoff justin - 5 years ago

hey thats the same kayak i have!! Awesome!!

ray g - 5 years ago

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I Amuke - 5 years ago

Good advice. But what about solo paddlers? 2:00 -- You must be able to self rescue under any conditions that you might paddle in. That means practicing until you can always get back into the boat, regardless of whether there's another kayaker to help. Before you go on the water you need to know how to get back in unassisted. If you can't self rescue, then yes, stay close to shore. But even then beware of an offshore wind and currents that might push you beyond swim range in a short time. Read the Deep Trouble series of kayak books and internalize the lessons. Happy Paddling!

Liquid Adventuring - 5 years ago

Clear and concise overview. Thanks!

Blockhead - 6 years ago

this video is okay

dc9mm2 - 6 years ago

You should have a bullet proof roll if you venture out to see. rescues are fine but should not be needed. Rescues in my opinion are still beginner level. Nothing wrong with that level just know your limitations.